to save and make it the default profile :
for i in $(lssyscfg -r lpar -m P570 -F name);
do
echo $i
mksyscfg -r prof -m P570 -o save -p $i -n ${i}_A_JOUR_AU_211010
chsyscfg -r lpar -m P570 -i "name=$i,default_profile=${i}_A_JOUR_AU_211010"
done
to validate :
lssyscfg -r lpar -m P570 -F name,default_profile
jeudi 21 octobre 2010
mercredi 20 octobre 2010
Vio commands : list VTD/vsa on same line :
lsmap -all -field vtd backing -fmt :
vhost4:hdisk55:hdisk11
vhost5:hdisk53:hdisk54:hdisk12
vhost6:hdisk58:hdisk59:hdisk60:hdisk61:hdisk62:hdisk63:hdisk64:hdisk65:hdisk66:hdisk13
lsmap -all -field vtd svsa -fmt :
vhost0:dapart1d1:dapart1d2:dapart1r1
vhost1:dapart2d1:dapart2r1
vhost2:dapart3d1:dapart3d2:dapart3d3:dapart3r1
For virtual SCSI (default), the following fields are supported:
useful for shells
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vhost4:hdisk55:hdisk11
vhost5:hdisk53:hdisk54:hdisk12
vhost6:hdisk58:hdisk59:hdisk60:hdisk61:hdisk62:hdisk63:hdisk64:hdisk65:hdisk66:hdisk13
lsmap -all -field vtd svsa -fmt :
vhost0:dapart1d1:dapart1d2:dapart1r1
vhost1:dapart2d1:dapart2r1
vhost2:dapart3d1:dapart3d2:dapart3d3:dapart3r1
For virtual SCSI (default), the following fields are supported:
- svsa
- Server virtual adapter.
- physloc
- The physical location code of the server virtual adapter.
- clientid
- Client partition ID.
- vtd
- Virtual target device.
- lun
- Logical unit number.
- backing
- Backing device.
- bdphysloc
- The physical location code of the backing device.
- status
- Virtual target device status
useful for shells
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